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double frame in position animation
Can anyone please tell me why is it that i see double frame effect when i animate an objet left to right in a 720X576 comp. in a duration of two seconds. it does not look smooth even after rendering. Is it because it oves too fast? It looks like a jitter but is not. is there a way to correct this? please help.
rosy
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Hello Rosy,
Did you enable motion blur? This will give you a smoother more natural movement. Also a object moving across that screen size in 2 seconds will look abit jerky but try motion blur and I think that should solve the problem as adds a blur on the movement.
Hope this helps?
Leo 🙂
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i did try motion blur but that makes the image blurry and not crisp.
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Have you tried outputting to a NTSC or PAL Broadcast monitor I think you’re in the states I’m not so sure. As sounds like the jerky motion of the rectangle moving across left to right 2 secs keyframe could be down to where the fields are not displayed properly on a computer monitor.
So when you output to Broadcast monitor you will see interlaced fields and should look alright.
Have a go at that or exporting to tape and let me know how you get on with it?
Thanks,
Leo
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As a matter of fact i did check the output on a broadcast monitor and it still showed the same. I work in PAL format. The tape dump also showed the same jerky movement.
Why does this happen?
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Hello Rosy,
It does this as you are moving an object over a short space of time and it’s having an interlaced effect. Try maybe a ease in and out so it accelerates and decelerates the animation. Or email me your project file and I’ll have a look and see if I can reduce the strob ing effect ov er the movement.
Leo 🙂
LEO BAKER
SYNC FILMS
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I am sending you the project file. I tried a longer duration for the movement but result still remains the same. Have a look at it and let me know what u think.
Rosy.
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I am sending you the project file. I tried a longer duration for the movement but result still remains the same. Have a look at it and let me know what u think.
Rosy.
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